10 Things that Suck About Being a Developer
09-02-2013, 08:43 AM
Ah the obsessions of passion. I think lots of us have been there.
In my case with music, I sacrificed my social life so I could spend all my time learning how to compose and produce music, working on it about 5 to 8 hours a day for nearly a year. I studied from home during that time (I managed to find an excuse to do so) and I'm honestly very glad I did.
Now though, I'm about to be thrust back into the "real" world (as all those ignorant fools call it...) and I'm going to become a teacher. At least I'll get holidays and stuff. :)
In my case with music, I sacrificed my social life so I could spend all my time learning how to compose and produce music, working on it about 5 to 8 hours a day for nearly a year. I studied from home during that time (I managed to find an excuse to do so) and I'm honestly very glad I did.
Now though, I'm about to be thrust back into the "real" world (as all those ignorant fools call it...) and I'm going to become a teacher. At least I'll get holidays and stuff. :)
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Composer, Rocker, World Ambassador for Foxes.